The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 9

I THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN SUNDAY NOVEMBER 101 1901 9 clpal election Chairman O'Neal feel hopeful of the couuty and saya it will carry by a safe majority Stomachs That Work FOR Till BOWELS of tha cold hloodtd murder of Mack Siaec keeper of hxk No 7 on the Kentucky River As the murdered mao waa Federal officer lulled while performing bis duEe the ease waa tried in the Federal Court The defense resisted and afterward sought to prove that Spence flred a shot Aret They were partly suGCttsaful as the jury found Noel guilty only of manslaughter CURES RHEUhlATISLl AND CATARRH That Retain the Food and Refuse to Dizest It Make the Head Heavy and the Nerves Weak Need Dyspepsia Tablets Tbr 1 cure for dyepepxla Pufferor who have trll noxious nomrunm nill prtb-ftbly be knpUoal but skepilrtura vtoifthn when Stuart a D)sprpsi lablru trl there an election to be held In this county When there waa bo much Indifference exhibited by the voters as Is being shown toward the ratification of the new constitution The election Is to be held next Monday and you rarely ever hear It men tioned except by ths speakers A great many people will not attend the polls Very small crowds have met the speakers for and against and llttls or no enthusiasm Is exhibited FALKVJLLE Special Dispatch to The American FALKVILLE Ala Nov 9 This county (Morgan) has been thoroughly canvassed by both sides In the constitutional canvass The city precincts have been visited by A large number of speakers pro and con tfchile the country has boon completely covered by Hons Thomas Sowell State Auditor Samuel Blackwell a delegate In the constitutional convention for ratification and Dsn Walden late representative In the Leglslatuie from this county against ratification The consensu of opinion Is that tills county together with quite a number of white counties in this the northern aei tlon of the State will give large majorities agalust the ratification while the black belt counties will vote largely In favor of It giving a majority over the State of 35000 to 400O0 In favor of ratification MONTGOMERY Ex-Gov Johnston and Hon IEeflin Close the Campaign Special Dlpt(h to The American MON'TGOMEHY Ala Nov 9 con-tltutlonuI campaign wound up here tonight with speeches In ths court-houe for and against ratification In the City Court-room ex-Gov Johnston spoke against ratification to about 100 whites and half as many negroes He urged the defeat of the new constitution as not necessary the old being good enough for all purposes and the suffrage clans being clearly unconstitutional On the other lde of the building In the Circuit Court-room Hon Thomas Heflin of Lafayette and others spoke tor ratification to acveral hundred whites The election takes place Monday and the belief Is that ratification will carry by 40000 or 60000 In the Btate although ome ten or twelve counties may give majorities against ratification ER'S SPREE John Marshall of Chicago in Trouble at Memphis Over an Uru honored Draft Special Dispatch to The American MEMPHIS Tenu Nov Marshall a traveling man Is held by the police for having obtained money from Kremer A Co on a draft which was returned nhonored by the firm for which he has boon traveling He has been on th road for Cisman Kiser A Co dealers In fancy leather goods of Chicago Kre-mer Co cashed his draft for 375 a few days ago and the firm returned It unpaid Marshall was arrested at the Clarendon Hotel by Detectives Wolff and Lawless and Is Held by the police He returned 160 of tbe money and owe only 315 more He saps will make that good Marshall Is a young man of culture and exceptional ability He says that he got on a spree at Fulton Ky about two weeks Wgo and after coming to Memphis he continued drinking He remembers wry little of what has happened in the Interim Marshall traces his lineage baik to the immortal Chief Juatlce of the United States Supreme Court John Marshall Throughout Africa the cow'i horn In a favorite irift trument being lined In connection with other oa all festival occasions 20 Lbs BEST Granulated lYrrfw Whether the trouble ta JBpcpia of long standing or merely a simple case of indigestion relief Is pnmpt and pronounced Tbt lean the trouble the fewer tablu ned he taken lieavluess after eating sour stomach Indicated by belching fatigue with alight exertion or with no exertion at all disturbed aleep nervouttneaa constipation depression things con com monly be set down as symptoms of dyspepsia And dyspepsia la xueieiy Indigestion in an aggravated form By promoting perfect digestion Dytftpepsia Tablet produces strong nerves restful refreshing sleep pure blood and good sound thsb Itiey ths kla eUar the eyes bright the tniud cheerful Stuart a Iyspepsla Tablet are a medic in and more than a medicine They digest th food and make It easy of assimilation and they relieve the Inflamed diseased condition of tho membraneous Uotnaa and the of the stomach and bowel 'ibey help th digestive organa over th hard places vjaud put them Into a healthy active condittn The? effect a quick sad permanent cure You don have to continue ta-ktug thrift forever still It ie well to have box handy and take one at the first return of the trouble iFerfeotly well people ur made sick "by eating too much or unwholesome food Ytit not if thy take a tablet SLfter esftng Treatment with Stuart i Dyeppela Tablet doe not oeceeqttat dieting our any ebang of bflbits Tby digest the proper food and met upon the other kind In each a way a to make It pa off quickly and hannlesfllr You may rat and drink what you like when you like and a much as you like if you tstk a tablet afterward Rtuart'e Iyppepf Tablet are told by mil dnigfleta at 90 rents for full alts puckagw Send to A Stuart Co Marshall Mlcfi for little book on stomach dieeases mailed free Both Will Recover Eugene Dungey the negro ahot under tlx left shoulder by Patrolman Williams Last Sunday and Will Liggett tho negro shot In the leg by Special OdKer Teriy in West End a few days ago are doing well at the City Hospital Both will recover a 1 11 1 1 1 1 a SIOO Prune Peaohoa Ppara Apricots Figs Flour Hako Oraro-Nuts bTfw frtwheat goods send your orders Fcr Ycur Fruit Cakes: Bake your own fruit cake and money A fine fruit caka receipt for ths asking 1 lb Crystalized Pineapple 1 lb Crystaliz'd Cherries 4 packages sceaea uaibtna lbs best new Citron 2 lbs Heat Lemon Reel 2 lbs Heat Orange Fefl BOSTON Sugar We rw'eivlng daily new Evaporated Kaisnm New Buckwheat and Paur-aka Fruit C'akeUoods If you want the best sad LIMESTONE COUNTY Safe in the Ratification Column by at Least 1500 Special Dispatch to The Amerlian i ATHENS Ala Nov The campaign for the new Constitution closed In thl county to-day with a grand rally at Athena where Gen William Brandon spoke to a large and enthusiastic audtejice of more thran 500 At the close of his speech the crowd took a vote and every white man In the audience voted for the ratifica tion of the Constitution Gen Brandon was' to have met Hon Win Denson at this appointment but the latter failed to put lu an appearance The county la safely In the ratification column by 1500 majority The white men of the county are aroused as never before and are for the Constitution almost to a man EIGHTH DISTRICT Majority of 4000-for Ratification is Expected Special Dispatch to The American HUNTSVILLE Ala Nov 9 The Eighth Coi gresslonal District If the estimates of the ratifUatlonlsis prove to be correct will give a majority of 40O0 for the Constitution in the election next Monday Madison Limestone Colbert and Lawrence counties will surily give majorities for the Constitution Morgan and Lauderdale are doubtful and Ja kson County Is conceded to the opposition Tpon these corditlons the estimate of a malority of 4090 Is Lased The campaign closed In this county tonight with speeches by Hond A 8 Fletcher and Spraglns to-night In this city Congressman Rkhardson and County Superintendent of Education Humphrey at Guiley and various other speakings Dr Cunningham of Jefferson County sfoke here to-day and Capt John Grayson spoke last night LAUDERDALE COUNTY Chairman O'Neal Honeful Ratification Will Win Special Dispatch to The American FLORENCE Ala Nov 9 campaign closed ill the county to-day with speeches at st veral poults Chairman Emmet of the Democratic Campaign Committee returned to-day from a week trip In the couuty having spoken daily to good crowds at the appointments of the Tax Collector and Assessor He reports the sentiment In the county growing for ratification and predicts had the county will carry for the constitution The vhte 111 the city will be cloae owing to the large negro vote ever cast here and the Issue In the approaching mum- A All members of the Ancient Order Hibernians are called to meet to-day at 4 to take action relative to the death of brother William Bardon 1 J'0 KA1N ROUT MARTIN President Every Woman and ehonld know shout the wonderful MARVFL Whirling Spray Tbenew fivec-Att and suvMon Rest est M(t Convenient It if famt Srwv'et Sir If ennma supply Die rz ii it- -n i imv Biif'i'i ana a I a fpt no w' i oilier bui Mid stamp for 11 I tWik It gY(M full lrf iilr an 1 rtire in iiln iiitai FtniiiiM ro jr kovn73riiHea tl4l 1 erk DIAMONDS Is tho THE IBILT WINNER PILES UP SCORE OP 22 TO 0 AGAINST TENNESSEE VISITORS WERE EASY MONEY Were Excelled in Ball Playing and in Wind Impetus Given Stock of Cominsdores Yesterday afternoon before 1000 people the University of Tennessee went down In defeat before Vanderbilt to the tune of 12 to 0 For some time befure the rival team appeared the loyal supporters of both universities made the sir reverberate with their colhge yells and a squad of megaphone men of Vanderbilt and two hand-acme tdllyhos of the Tenneasee rootors made things lively lor each other After considerable delay occasioned by the choice of officials the game was called at 3 15 o'clock Tha game taken as a whole was decidedly not of the gilt-edge order and both teams can unquestionably play much better ball The hall waa put in play by Tennessee and tbs local team retained possession of the ball and rushid It across the line by 4 serlts of fast end runs In which were mixed a few line plays The case with which Vanderbilt gained the requisite number of yards showed her superiority tn oflenslve playing and had it not been (or halt a dozen rank fumbles at critical moments the score would have been laiger at the end of the first half 'Tennessee waa on the defensive the better part of the first half and when the whistle blew for the Intermission tho half having dragged out to more than double the time allotted for actual playirg Vanderbilt had two touchdown to her credit and had failed both times in the try for goals When Tennessee had the ball til this half she made her yards several times but never got the ball In territory The second half tvas played In the dusk of the evening Vanderbilt was strong and her opponents weak and winded The tactics of the lJrwer portion of tha first half feigning injuries for a time were resorted to by Tenneasee and this broke fnto rapid team work Notwithstanding! this two touchdowns wore 'easily scored and both goals kicked Vanderbilt did not have a full 'varsity leverf on the field and not a man was hurt Tiuueseee had to send In four substitutes The star work was dono by Kdgvrtou SiuTioim Hume Kyle and Tigert all of Vanderbilt and Bean Grimm and Hollopcter of Tennessee The game gave the supporters of Vanderbilt a line on the com mg games with Sewanee and the UmverMtv of Nashville Her stock has gone up several points and the betting Is even that she will win both GAME IN DETAIL I-ongman for Tennessee kiiked oft out of bounds and on his seio'nl trial dropped the oval Into the arms of Tigert who brought it back 10 yards Vanderbilt was given Id yards on Tennessee's offside piny Kdcerton and Kyle took the ball down the field for 19 yards where Vanderbilt fumbled and 4 yards wire lost The Commodores carried (he tail down at the aveinpe rate of 5 yaris for each trial to wlih'n 5 yards of Tennessee's goal Here they were penalized for holding In the line Hot (las was hurt and Dean went In In his place Kdeer'nn gained and on second trial took the ball over for a touchdown Simmons failed to kick goal Stoie 5 to 0 Time fi minutes 20 si conds Longman again booted the pigskin down the Held for Tennessee this time fo Lawler who relurmd three yards Hume Kyld Tigert Simmons and Bryati forced it toward the goal for fifty yards where Brian fumbles and Crawford 11 on the ball for Tennessee Galhreath made the necessary five but the Tennessee eli ven was unable to repeat It and punted to Simmons This time Vanderbilt mads fumble and after a series of rushes over the line Edgerton carried he ball Simmons again failed at goal Store 10 to 0 Longman kirk ofT to Edgerton who returned 20 yards Vanderbilt got off slow and a while and orange man went through the line and downed Tigert for a loss of 3 yards Tigert kicked and Tennessee being unable to make the gain also punted to Mi Lean who brought the ball haik Tnins-M rapturing It on a fumble Tennessee found the line of the Commodores imprcgmlhle ud kicked and regained the ball Agnn Vanderbilt refused to yield a fool and Tennessee kuked to Kltnmnns who faibd to catch Hume getting the ball an It tolled and going around right end on a sensational run of 20 yards On the xl play Vaudtrhllt nllowed Tennessee to get the ball ins lennesseans sucoei ded In gaining the boundary of Vanderbilt territory but were unable to go further and kicked The Commodor 's frougbt the pigskin lo I'lilxersity of Tennessee IT lard Dm when time is rallid on the first half with the score It) to 0 time 30 minutes HALF Bryan kb kid oft for Vanderbilt to within one yard of tho goal line mid Gilbreath returned 2i varls Jor time Tennessee gamed lilt was finally forced to punt Hume riturind 2 virds and lost the ball on the iaikle Tennissep was downed behind Ihe lint anl lorud lo punt The Commodores gut down in b' slums and Edgerton soon i lit across Simmons khk-tng goal si on 16 to (i lon mnn kb hi oiling ball whlih went bind tin goal lin ft wad brought but 3-T yards and mu' in Hip scrimmage A HEAD COLD IN TWO HOURS IIYOML1 the only rtmolv xx Un hc ordliijr 89" ernini lit tlHtitjes his aver cured a ease of immune couhiiu) 'job will stop a cold In two hours All you have do is lo brent lie if for I few nimneuts overy now and then no' no ti a-jKionful iIom's uii MinjiJx plat the lnhali in our month and if 1 1 about your busmtss as usual Ki Id I is almost instantaneous Your ii-lie (llsHfijH-iiys nose stops enuyh nubsidek ami before joti ire liarillx aware of if the cold is gone Bv using llYOMHl daily you can ruie huv ease of cat urh bronehitK astlunu and couMimption or xve xull refund imr money YOMV I Is solif bv ail firuirgist or sent by mail Trlts Outfits trul te no Trial Outfits HoMI 1 Llalm -V ht-ivl for five ilnv treatment fri mnf nm little book on respiratory iliisiaaea it niafiftai your life Tho If Booth Co lihat- I 12 lba New Hominy xhc Nw tturkwneat pure 2-lb box loc 12 I ts New Grits 360 8 lh New Rolled Oats 25 8 lbs New Oatmeal 2c package New Rolled Oats a chi oa bowl in each package 2o 2 large pa knees Rest Rolled Oats 1)C New Navy busns per gat vk 1 doz Araeiican OH sardine 4V Hoet French Peas per can 20? Polk tUsl Peas 3 cans io Polk a Rest orn 4 tans Oak Leaf haucy sugar Lotn per dox gc 4 cans sugar oorD California Tabl Aprhota pr can Iikj 6 Large Lump Sfarcb 2oC New rop New oneaua Moiascs pr gal New crop borgbum per gal i kj Dark Cooking Molasses per gal Coc Our 5peial bland tea goes 8 times a tar as map leas per lb 4 INw pamy Head Rice 2oc a ir broken nice jc Best Sour Pickles per gallon 25o I extra larke Bloater Mackerel 1 v' I kit new Maikere) 34 fish 90c 9 largre bars Mottled German Soap 2Sr 15 bars Tom Boy Soap 2oc 8 1 pir Ci max coap 2-e 4 1V packages New Macaroni 2 I IP Meet hull rmm ee Fancy RvAporated Apricots 25e large new Prunes 2r ountry Dried Apples jfto ff yon bt't rrruUr healthy morem-nt of tho bowela every day you re til or will Keep your bowola open end be mail Korea In tho ghapeof vio lent phvaio or ptli poteen i danceroua The mooih-oat moat nrftwt way of kooptac tbo bowel ciotr and clean to take CANDY CATHARTIC EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant PalntaMa Potent Taft Good PoGood Fever Sicken Weaken or Urlpe 5 and eentf per bos write yr free tejuple And booklet on health Addren 413 mnuva BEStnr COXFiFT CHICAGO er XIW TORI KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Vanderbilt Betties to her task and Tennessee begnn to play for time hoping to hold down the score os much as possible In only seven rushes from her 25-yard line Vanderbilt forces Tigert over the goal line and Simmons kicked goal score 22 to 0 The agreed time larked several minutes of being up and the game waa called on account of darkness The line-up was as follows: Vanderbilt Position of Simmons Right End Cooper Bryan Right Tackle Lonpm in Ciutrhfleld Right Guard Taylor Perry Center Jarmgan Hughes Left Guard Cox Lewder 'Left Taikle Buckingham McLean Left End Bean Hums Quarter Crawford Kyle Right Half Back Bean Tigert Left Half IJatk Hollopeter Edgerton Full Bai It Douglas I mplre Rav referee Payne linesmen In-derwood and Cook time-keepers Buckliy and VV Davis The Tennessee team left for Knoxville last night at 9 30 o'clock Though some of the men are considerably bruised up none of them have any serious Injuries The game was remarkably frhe from rough playing and the captains and coashes are to be congratulated on the almost entire elimination of slugging and auch other ungentlemanly aetlons which mar the pit asure of the game GOLF TOURNAMENT Chattanooga Player Wins Queen City Cup at Cincinnati CINCINNATI Nov 9 the golf tournament this morning the following were the results semi-finals Lup on vs Thrasher Lupton won 6 up 4 to plav Arnold vs Espy Espy won 2 up The result In semi-finals for the Grandln Road cup were Carroll vs Caldwell Caldwell won 2 up 1 to play Lurton vs Thompson Thompson won 1 up The morning results In the open handicap were' Grosboch 85 Caldwell 83 Carroll 86 Rawson 115 Benton 93 Southgate 92 Stettlnus 91 Keyes 93 Gaines 86 Lyon 83 Anderson J9 llolllsttr 93 Drewry 61 VV Anderson 8s Peters 79 Larz Anderson 84 Tavlor 96 In the finals for the Queen City cup James Luptou of Chattanooga won from Arthur Espy of Cincinnati 1 up (19 holes) The game was close throughout and ill the final hole Air Espy tied the score necessitating an extra hole to be played In the play off Lupton won 1 up winning the game and the Queen City rup Prank Thompson of Newport Ky defeated Charles Caldwell in the finals for tho Grandln Road cup 1 up OP GLASGOW MERCHANTS ORGANIZE FOR PROTECTION LOUISVILLE WANTS SCHLEY State Prisons Are Profitable Jos Noel Gets Years for Killing Mack Spence fl AGOW Kv Nov 9 Th retail grG of (sldgow held meeting LM niht urdfr th auapnes of the National fie tali Ororr A scoria Hon with fj I limit National OigmLor of thr a50 non prrispnt and prfectd an organization bv elating tho following offUers Depp Fr Joo Pyw! iro pro11ent Lho Feweury Jorre JUt her Jr i on sun The objot of the atoriation Is not to form trtHt of the retail grouiyruen but to ef-fee an o'-gir Nation for their protection agninM bid and to cure tha puhllr against impure fooda thort weights and otbet abuftffi It 1 the purpob of the oiganuailon to endeavor to have pair'd by the next Legislature new ftarimlnnmt law that will enable the merchant to collet debta du him from peracns who work tor wages or salaries something It is alnost impossible to do now in Kentu ky when the debtor la not dispoied to pay Another obje rf the nsu lation is to cute such biaie and national legislation as will protect the public from Impure foods by placing the responsibility upou the manufacturer whose busimtis it is to know wh impuritua ate ust-d in the inauuiaoiure of rained goods ami oth'r foodufrs Instead of tho retail men hint who has no oppouuuity to know The gioorynien of Louisville Shelby ville Fiankfurt Lexit gton Paris Jlwhmojid Lao-iMi ian i I Lennon Liiabeihtown OMiigton Ashland Augu-uim and other towns and (Hits heutu kv have already been orguuiztd and a compbie organization is to be pcrfe ted throughout the fetaie be (oto the mat Ltxiblatuie mots FAIR STOCKHOLDERS MEET At a mieting of the storkbolders of ths Souih K'ntueky Fair Assoeunon here to day the following offbcrs the ensuing year were elected President A Huggins Vhe PriHdeni Klem Hamsun Tieasurer Ihomut Dukinson rotary LMrklnaon Directors- Barlow Thomas Pnkmson artor Dickinson and Mem Harrison The fair next year will be held In August the txa date to fixed at the next meet of the direttors whir will he in He-iMibcM Thr fait lias heretofore been hi Id the la cf but for seetnl years pan the weather hk ben unfavorable nnd l-i ih it iickon the dircitors hav deud(d to biu it carlur PROFITABLE PRISONS Monthly Report Shows a Nice Excess of Receipts Sp-ii Dispatch to 7 he Amrkan HUNK POUT Ky Nov O-The monthly rp it S'i rttjry Mi Donald of th Sntc I riRun aniimfiton wan j'-uued thi mfirning 1 howR an fx4Sg of Incom or th fm i of iiMtintsC uKnt th two inatitu- ti i ft Wows Mam Im nnw Frankfort ponitcnM-urv 7u fxprn(ir Frankfort mtenti- U' I' I 4 cxrvsg of iDiom ovr ex-p i fx7 3 hdlyvilh bran Expense 44 In- H'i 1 I 2 deficit $)16q2 excfsji liHorne ovtr exptnsc 7S SLAYER Joseph Noel Gets Ten Years for 1 His Crime Slilil DIG ati to The American COVINGTON Ky Niv 9 th Fiifernl Court thl mornn a Judas Cnrbran rave Jn rrh Noel ten ycxr tn the penitentiary the limit for nnmbluughUr Notl us auusrd ADMIRAL SCHLEY Louisville Hopes to Have a Visit From Him Special Dispatch to The American LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 5 seems to be good prospects of an early visit to Louie villa by Kar Admiral 8hU'y A dispatc! this morning anuounred that he had conseut ed to stop at Nashville on his Memphis trip As he promised in a recent letterto Mayor Weaver to honor Louisville with a visit whenever be came In thta neighborhood is presumed tbat be can easily be persuaded that the forthcoming trip will 6 a good tme to redeem bis promise Orl Company Incorporated Special Dispatch to The American FRANKFORT Ky Nov 9 Whitley Oil Company of Lexington with $J6 Wsj capital flimk Hied artides of incorporation In the oflhe of the Secretary of State this morn Incorporate are A Gatllff and Moss of Williamsburg and Kith-ardvon of Lexington The property of ihe company la in Whitley County To Develop Resources Special Dispatch to The American PHILADELPHIA Ky Nov 9 -Tha Ten nesses Development Company of Keosing ton Ky wae incorporated at Lover Del to-day to purchase and sell coal Iron and timber lands In Tennessee and Kentucky Capital stock ItOuOOflO The incorporators are Samuel Sparks of Kensington Louis Bn ant of Danville Ky and Alphonse A Hopkins of Rochester Jefferson Statue Unveiled LOUISVILLE Ky Nov 9 bronze statue of Thomas Jeffeiaon the gift to the citv of Meat and I Beruhelm was unveiled this afternoon in the presence of large crowd The exeroises closed with tb singing of Old Kentucky Killed on the First Day Sparlal Dlapatih to The American GREEN! I Ky Nov Oscar McGinnis aged 17 i killed In Ihe Col mine Weir Virginia and hi remain returned here for burial it a bl first day in the mine (Continued from First Page Congressman Stalling really do not ex pect to uefeat ratification but they do expect It Is alb ged to get out of the flgnt against ratification the nucleus of a force thut will count for them In the future In some other Issues' They are out of oftli and it is charged that they undertook the present crusade largely with a view of getting Into harness again This charge tray not be true but it appears that they will certainly get nothing more than the nucleus of a force for future operations as ratification of the new Constitution seems assured WHAT IS PROVIDED The principal changes provided for in the new constitution are as follows: Elections for State officials every four Instead of every two years Quadrennial Instead of bieminia! ses slons of the General Assembly A laige fixed annual income for the public schools Instead of an allowauce to be decided upon at eaih session of the General Assembly and In addition to this the right of counties to levy an additional tax fur school purposes If the majority of the tax-pajers in said counties so decide by vote at the polls The reduction of the State tax maxi mum from 75 cent to 63 cents on the 3100 The doing away with the power of boards of aldermen and boards of reve-e fo fix a bonded Indebtedness on the people of loan and counties these matters to be doriikd under the new coiibtl-tutlon by a majority vote of the peopl of afl tin ns and counties The ritnrn to the ople of cities and counties of the right to attend to local afTalrs without running to the Legislature at each aesaiou Thise powers were taken awiy during reconstruction days when tho Radii als were In control In many cities and counties and were robbing tho communities by Imposing uu Just taxation etc The elimination cf the Ignorant negro vote Inter the present constitution manhood Is all that is required for suf frage In Alabama the new con stltulion all while men of age are registered and become permanent voters and after that the alternate proposition of sufilelent education to deposit one's own ballot or the possession of 3o0 worth of feal or pe'-onnl property Is required The ci eat 1011 of the office of Lieutenant Governor The eleetlon of Circuit Solicitors by the people InElead of their appointment by the Legislature PROGRESSIVE MCASl'RES Altogether the new Constitution offers lo the people of the State the oppoitunRy to Join the procession of progress and it also gives them the opportunity to remedy defects in any Cnnstltu'lon und-r which they live The present Constitution fails to do this for this reason Pnder the present Constitution for an amendment to bo Curse DRINK I Ilf ItY White Ribbon Remedy Can Liven In of Mttir Twa or offer Without Knonlrden White Ribbon Rmfviv will mrn or dotrov the (ltaod appetite Kr alcoholic atlmulanK hot hor the pat unit ih on firmed atiwler ftfet ia I drinker or drunkard Im-potMbc ftr anvone to have an appetite for al-cr hnlic liquors after unmg lute HibLon remedy Kndornfd by Member of IV IT Mr Mnorn SuperlnDuidcnt of tho Woman hrmtinri Tcinoerance I nmn wrlk'a I have totted lute Riblxin Kcincdy on xcry uhmti-nnte drunkards and In the enrea hare been many In many aeea tha Koinedv waa tfiven eocretly I cheerfully rot mn mend and eniloraa bite Rildion Momln of our union are dclihtcl to find a prut tlrnl and economical treatment to aid in our temperance Work Mr WK president of the Woman a Thru-ttn Temperance Union kntes I know of ao mativ peophi redeemed from the rnre of drink by the iw of White Remedy that I earncetlr requeat vou to gie it a trmf Aureal hv ilruggiMH ryw here or hy mail fl rial pat kape free bv writing or calling on Mr a luwiifirnfl for rear becre-tury of the Woman a hristlmn Temperance liium) IS rmiioiM st mh Bold In Nnehrllle hr Page A Sima Co Corner oliege and Union utreet To Prole It Curts Medicine Sent Free Botanic Blood Balm (B ia taken Internally and kills the poison In the blood which causes Rheumatism and Ca tarrh thus making a permanent cure the worst cases after all else falle IF YOU HAVE RHEUMATISM Sciatica bone palne aching back swollen Joints ewollen muscles difficulty lu mov lug around so you have to use crutches then Botanic Blood Balm (B B) will give quick relief from the first dose and permanently remove all the symptom in a week or ten days' time Botanic Blood Balm Is a most remarkable remedy for Rheumatism In all Its form Thousands cured Especially advised for old chronic cases IF YOU HAVE CATARRH Hundreds who have exhausted th skill of doctors and VRlnly sought relief In the many modes of local treatment have been cured by Botanic Blood Balm (B even after having good reason to think themselves Incurable The poison tn the blood producee bad breath bad teeth and sickness of the stomach lu some cases vomiting up dear phlegm enlargement of the soft bones of the nose ulcerations of the mucou membranes hawking noss bleeding headaches bad hearing noises In the head Botanic Blood Balm (U B) forces Its wav through every blood vessel and vein expelling all catarrhal poison that stands In Its way permanently removes every svmptom and thus makes a perfect cure of the worst catarrh BOTANIC BLOOD BALM (B Purifies enrich and strengthens the blood Thoroughly tested for thirty years Composed of pure botanic Ingredients Druggists 31 per large bottle Trial treatment FREE by writing Blood Balm Co 98 Sliuhell street Atlanta Ga Describe trouble and free medical advice given Trial treatment sent prepaid This is an honest offer so sufferers may test before parting with their money tarried It must he vott upon at a general election and It must receive a majority of all votes cast at said election At each general election the personal in-tirest In particular candidates for particular offices Is always of paramount Interest and no vote upou a principle Is ever as large as that for rival candidates because the rival candidates are bent upon bringing out their respective strength while no one Is especially bent pon securing for a general principle the full ve'e cast Hi me no amendment to the State Constitution can be carried at a general election I'nder the new Constitution an amendment will be carried If It receive a majority of the votes cast upon that special question Besides this an amendment can be voted for either In a pe ial or general election Hence if there are dtfects In the new Constitution they can be remedied while the defects in the pr-sent Constitution are impossible of amendnu nl (By Associated Trees) BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov 9 1th ora-tors on the in every closely contested lounty in Alabama the campaign for ratification of the new constitution came to a clou to-night Monday election will determine the position of the negro in Alabama politics and both are claiming a victory though it Is generally concerted that the new constitution will be adopted by about 250u0 The main fight against the constitution has bten on the registrar system and the suffrage clause It la claimed by the opposition to the new instrument that many whte men will be disfranchised as the registrar have too mueh power and rail register or reji rt xoteis at their will This Is denied by leaders of the ratification movement and they say their main purpose Is to eliminate the negro vote xiid the Demorratu par'y pledged itself to see that all white men not con Med of (rune should be registered Conr-c ssnian 0 3V I nderwood Chairman of the Demonatic Campaign Con-mittee and the Democratic whip of the Democratic National House of Representatives said to night 'There aie a larwe number of negro votes In what are known as the white counties In North Alabama The Information lhat I havt reci ivod from all parts Indicate that the opposition to the ratification of th new Constitution is endeavoring to get this vote to the polls on Monday I do not think the negroes themselves are disposal to lake a lively Interest In the matter but If the opposition succeeds in voting them it will reduce our majority but even with this vote solidly against us I cannot conceive of anything to happen to reduce our majority lesa than 2) 000 If the opposition fails to get out Hie full strength of the negroes In North Alabama our majority will probably run above 10000 The Republicans arc divided on the Issue and are taking sides with the opposing factions of Democrats The opposition to the new Constitution claim a majority of 40000 but from the best sources of Information the new Constitution will carry by a majority exceeding 2S0U0 MORGAN COUNTY Little Doubt That Ratification Will Carry There Special Dispatch to The American NEW DECATLR Ala Nov Col Wm IV Brandon spoke In South Decatur last night In favor of tho ratitUatlon of the new Constitution With tho closing of the campaign tonight the question of (hc ratification of hc new Constitution Is largely in doubt tn North Alabama and especially Morgan 'aunty there having been decided oppo-itlon to ratlfuallnn by some very proin-lm nt people The negroes are saying Utile but It Is comeded they will cast a strung vote against ratification It la generally understood the negroes have belli quietly but Bfstematieally organised This county has been recognaJ a Uai tie-ground and there has dvu speaklng In some port'on of it every dty he two weeks Tne new Cons Durum has been thoroughly threshed over and no voter can say he does not ulndct1-and Its pros and cons The campaign co-jmlttee has prepared to work white supremacy for all It is worth at tho foils in x- Monday There Is speaking In every best in the county to-nlghr HARTSELLC gpeeisl Dispatch to Th American HARTSELLE Ala Nov Never was USE DEST PASTRY FLOUR For Your Thanksgiving White Delicate Taaty HILL fc CO The Cash Grocers Drench i 821 Telephone Nos 1232 1326 DIAMONDS UNSURPASSED DISPLAY II1 unanimous verdict of all who see STIEF JEWELRY 1 lb best Almonds 1 ibg Fancy Layr Firs 3 lbs Fany Persian Dates 2 lb Cream Nuts 21 lbs hlte Clarified Sugar $1 ftO 100 lbs Heat Granulated Sugar $6 0 1 bushel bag best (orumeul only 7aC Our Mocha and Java illend equal to tc coffees at per lb 25o A 30c blend of offee only per in 9 lbs Package Coffee SI llills Ja Frost Hour wfntsr patent flour per barrel W75 Hills Ja Pmst Hour guarantea best patent made 48-lb bag Iftc Hill Ja Most Hour 24-lb Dag 10 lbs Pure Leaf Lard II 60-lb aland Pure Leaf Lard 14 LiMb bu Met Pure ieaf Lard 4M lo-lb pall Beat Lear Lard fl lb Viro tan Kenned Lard 4 uu Northern Irish Potatoes per bn 85 Ill Public Square ft Cherry at 1029 'U- 4 DIAMONDS to go at prices previously ml 224 Cherry IMMENSE STOCK OF Diamonds Pendants Brooches Rings Studs Ear Rings Cuff Buttons Scarf Pins Necklaces Lockets and Charms Wo maka Specialty of Setting Diamonds to order on short notice and furnish original designs when desired Closing Assignee Sate -OF- Walton (Cantrell (HnSTILL continues To morrow (Monday) at 9 a we will place on salO 200 Umbrellas worth 75c at 49c 150 Umbrellas worth $100 at 69c 100 Umbrellas worth $125 at 89c $200 Silk Umbrellas will go at $127 $250 Silk Umbrellas will go at $148 $400 Silk Umbrellas will go at $229 $500 Silk Umbrellas will go at $169 87 dozen good Linen Collars smelt us soli at 15c two for 25c will go at 50c dozen Tbo stock of lints Underwear Shirts and will continue vertised forget the cfd stand at 224 Cherry WALTON CANTRELL i 1 (U i 5f kf i i.